Kelly Feehan

Nebraska Extension Educator focused on waterwise landscapes, green infrastructure for urban stormwater, and pollinator wise landscapes.

[Nebraska Extension in Douglas-Sarpy Counties & 4H @DouglasSarpyExt]

Join us 7 pm for GROBigRed Virtual Learning Series & @UNLExtension experts to learn & ask questions, free webinars! Register at: https://t.co/e23daDTRpn
Lawn Care, John Fech, Aug. 15
Safely Preserve Foods, Nancy Urbanec, Aug. 22
Fall Landscape Playbook, Sarah Browning, Aug. 29

[Jody Green @JodyBugsMeUNL]

Since 2016, I’ve educated #Nebraskans about tick-borne Illness & #tick safety.

People are finally starting to listen bc they don’t want a red meat allergy.

Does alpha-gal occur in the beef state? You bet your 🍔 it does!

@UNLBeef @UNLExtension @UNLEntomology

[NTA @NebraskaTurf]

Register for Nebraska Turfgrass Field Day - https://t.co/bUZH92rgNV

[Jody Green @JodyBugsMeUNL]

After years of trying to educate people about ticks in the Beef State to no avail, @UNLBeef finally asked me write an article for BeefWatch.

People who enjoy eating or producing red meat listen when they find out a tick bite can change their diet.

https://t.co/zYSJqs9qBD

[Kelly Feehan @KellyFeehan2]

Plant vegetables based on soil temperatures. Soils are too cold for most, if not all, cool season vegetables and no warm season vegetables. Keep track of soil temperatures in Nebraska at: https://t.co/9assIxqIha Most cool season vegetables need at least 40 degree F soils.

[Scott Evans @UNLScottEvans]

Looks like the current snowfall will stay around for a bit. This could lead to vole runs under the snow. Damage looks worse than it is to the turf. However, woody plants could be damaged. #NebExt @UNLExtension

[NDSU Extension-Food @NDSUExtFood]

Explore the "Recipes from Many Lands" cookbook created by the North Dakota Homemaker's Club. It was originally published in 1927 by the North Dakota Agricultural College. Learn more and get access to this cookbook at >>> https://t.co/zw6gj8dSlb...?

[Nebraska Extension in Douglas-Sarpy Counties & 4H @DouglasSarpyExt]

Interested in starting a 4-H club? Attend a Zoom meeting to learn how you can start a club. This meeting will provide you with the resources you need to get started. Registration is required to get the Zoom link.
February 16, 2023, 6-7 PM
Registration: https://t.co/gcIYIlpOgx

[Daniel Lillis @KearneySWMP]

Homeowners can have a dramatic impact on Stormwater Pollution...Good OR Bad. Little acts go a long way when millions of people do them. @CityofKearney @NeFSMA @1340KGFW @KSNBLocal4 @NTVNewsColleen @NTVNEWS @StormwaterONE @NebrWaterCenter @BuffaloCoExt @UNLExtension @BYFUNL

[Kelly Feehan @KellyFeehan2]

@JenniferMalora Recipe?

[Kelly Feehan @KellyFeehan2]

Ready for Husker Harvest Days!! Bring your questions! #NebExt

[Kelly Feehan @KellyFeehan2]

Shade tree canopy is critical for communities. Plan to attend this demo in Columbus NE

[Nebraska Extension in Douglas-Sarpy Counties & 4H @DouglasSarpyExt]

Learn how to water more efficiently, maintain a beautiful lawn and reduce overall water use.
Where: Chalco Hills Rec. Center, Papio Missouri River NRD at 8901 So. 154th St., Omaha, NE
When: Aug. 9, 6-7 pm
Register [phone]
https://t.co/B0sxC7Jxey
@JohnFech @UNLExtension

[Nebraska Department of Agriculture @NeDeptAg]

The largest wasp in Nebraska, the cicada killer wasp, may seem scary because of its size (1.5-2 inches). But these wasps seldom sting people and disappear when cicadas do in the fall. Cicada killer wasps are often confused for murder hornets, currently found only in Washington.

[Kelly Feehan @KellyFeehan2]

Taste testing different kinds of honey from different kinds of flowers and touring a pollinator garden. One of our discovery days for kids workshops in Platte County. #Nebext

[Gabbi Edwards @gabbi_edwards]

Signs and symptoms of Emerald Ash Borer from an @iowadnr Urban Forester!

Addressing the 🐘 in the video: my northeast Iowa ‘accent’ makes me say ‘ash’ funny…I know…chuckle away.. 🤓

[Elizabeth Exstrom @HuskerHort]

Japanese beetles are out in full force. If you are fighting them, pick them off, spray the foliage, but be sure to AVOID the traps. #NebExt https://t.co/PUe6Hq9U54

[Nebraska Extension in Douglas-Sarpy Counties & 4H @DouglasSarpyExt]

Pull excessive mulch away from the trunks of trees. It can blow and pile up against the trunk. Excessive mulch can encourage softening and rotting of the bark during the growing season and critter damage in fall/winter.
#weekendvibes #GardeningTwitter @UNLExtension